The dogs and I get out for our walks first thing in the morning,
so sometimes there is frost on the ground in October.
Sometimes, there is no frost, and I can admire the patterns
of the autumn colours!
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7 comments:
These colors are magnificent! The seasons don't change much here in Florida.
The maple is autumn's queen, isn't she?! The leaves are fading fast here...especially since it's been been rainy & windy. Happy Day :o)
What lovely colors. The frosting is a sure sign of things soon to come;)
Marnie
You've captured some colorful maple leaves, even if some of them are covered with frost.
beautiful...I'm not ready for frosts yet....love the colors of your leaves...
I think a little frost on the leaves is pretty.
I also have just a touch first thing in the morning.
These photographs are so lovely. I gather leaves for bouquets....
Sherry
I remember collecting them to press between two pieces of waxed paper when I was little...
Beautiful colors!
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